In this week's episode, we explore an 88 sq m residence located on Shenton Way in the heart of the Central Business District. The owner values the blend of vibrant city life with the tranquillity and scenic seaviews that the area provides.
In this week's episode, we explore an 88 sq m residence located on Shenton Way in the heart of the Central Business District. The owner values the blend of vibrant city life with the tranquillity and scenic seaviews that the area provides.
The interior combines classic Japanese elements-such as Washi paper, wood textures, and tatami-inspired details — with contemporary materials like stone slabs and metallic brass. This mix lends a modern yet serene feel to the home. Entering the home, the foyer's sliding door features wood and Washi paper, allowing light to filter softly into the entrance. This door also serves as the kitchen entrance, enhancing the home's multifunctional flow.
The Zen Room is elevated for visual interest and functionality, housing a foldable bed for extra storage and doubling as a guest room. Aligned with the bay window, this raised platform integrates the bed with the room's panoramic metro view.
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